“Architecton” is also produced by A24, which newly downsized its doc division. Next in the works includes “Deathmatch,” a wrestling documentary directed by “Talk to Me” and “Bring Her Back” helmers, ...

The trailer for Victor Kossakovsky’s stunning new documentary Architecton has racked up 160,000 views in a day – very impressive for a nonfiction film. The feature, built of stone and concrete, ...

Architecton, the newest documentary from filmmaker Victor Kossakovsky, finally has a US release date. The film is set to arrive in over 100 theaters on August 1, 2025, through A24’s distribution.

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A24 has unveiled an official trailer for the documentary titled Architecton, the latest creation from master documentarian Victor Kossakovsky (of Gunda, Aquarela). This first premiered at the 2024 ...

Madman Films from Australia has unveiled the first official trailer for a documentary film titled Architecton, the latest film from master documentarian Victor Kossakovsky (of Gunda, Aquarela).

Now in similarly maximalist mode comes Architecton, a largely wordless study of stone. This imagistic essay muses on the problem of man-made structures now and through history, and the urgency of ...

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Architecton - Official Trailer An extraordinary journey through the material that makes up our habitat: concrete, and its ancestor, stone. Victor Kossakovsky raises a fundamental question: how do ...

Concrete, like most material, is taken for granted. Just look at the quiet beauty of the gray stone slabs as captured in Victor Kossakovsky’s visual art installation adjacent documentary “Architecton.